sir i am developing a jabber client in java.i am using jabber.anywise.com as my host.i
am unable to access msn account through that.please tell me how can i register,login
and access my msn account through the host.which xml stream should be send to register
and login msn.
regards
prateek
On Wed, Mar 31, 2004 at 02:36:45PM +, prateek wrote:
sir i am developing a jabber client in java.i am using jabber.anywise.com as my
host.i am unable to access msn account through that.please tell me how can i
register,login and access my msn account through the host.which xml stream
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Try http://msn-transport.jabberstudio.org
Have a look at the README file for instructions for setting it up, I don't
know of any binary packages you can download, so you'll have to compile it
yourself.
Good luck! If you have any troubles, check
Hi,
msn-transport-1.2.1 is not working on my jabberd-1.4.2 server.So what should I do to solve that problem?which version of msn-transport should I use to support new MSN messenger 6.0 and where can I get it from?
I'll be very thankfull to you ,If I get solution as soon as possible.
Regards,
With the new improved Makefile of MSN-transport 1.2.8pre4
the final linking is done with the command:
gcc -Wall -g -O2 -Wno-unused -o msntrans.so -fPIC -shared init.o chat.o \
cmd.o conf_room.o conf_sb.o iq.o md5.o ns.o presence.o receive.o register.o \
s10n.o session.o stream.o sync.o
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I haven't yet looked at what it'll take to make upgrading from msn-t
easy. My first reaction is that I'd only intend to break compatibility
with the old transport if the way the old transport did things was
fundamentally bad in some way. If breaking
What is the difference between this project and the msn-tng one on
jabberstudio.org?
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Matthias Wimmer
Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 2003 6:57 PM
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Subject: Re: [JDEV] MSN Transport
Hi List
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(Note: I'm the primary developer on msn-tng, and my opinions are biased
to suit :)
By the sound of things, this is an attempt to patch up the old MSN
transport to work after October 15th, whereas msn-tng is a completely
new transport. The two
Andrew Sayers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 11-9-
2003 0:39:12:
(Note: I'm the primary developer on msn-tng, and my opinions are biased
to suit :)
By the sound of things, this is an attempt to patch up the old MSN
transport to work after October 15th, whereas msn-tng is a completely
new
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Hey everybody...
I've gotten a working version of MSN-T with MSNP8...
None of the new features of MSNP8 though.. The only noticeable difference from
the old version is it takes longer to login (needs to setup two SSL
connections).
This transport
Hi List!
James Bunton schrieb am 2003-09-09 18:30:08:
I've gotten a working version of MSN-T with MSNP8...
None of the new features of MSNP8 though.. The only noticeable difference from
I already wrote James of the list about that.
My advice is not to update yet to the new CVS version of
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From: Nick Birren
I'm not familiar with jabber transports code, but AFAIK the gap between
MSNP7 and 8 is not that serious (although there's some messy https auth
stuff).
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From: Andrew Sayers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My understanding is that
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From: Nick Birren
I'm not familiar with jabber transports code, but AFAIK the gap between
MSNP7 and 8 is not that serious (although there's some messy https auth
stuff).
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From: Andrew Sayers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My understanding is that
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On Tue, Aug 26, 2003 at 08:14:09AM -0700, Nick Birren wrote:
I'm interested in what can be done so we'll have a working MSN transport
in Oct. 15, assuming that MSNP8/9 implementations will work. Got a few
questions about that:
1. Has anyone
I'm interested in what can be done so we'll have a workingMSN transport in Oct. 15, assuming that MSNP8/9 implementations will work. Got a few questions about that:
1. Has anyone started developing such a transport?
2. What would be the best place to startlooking at?
3. I read suggestions about
I have installed the MSN transport, but when I trie to send a register
tag to the server he becames confuse and reject the packet! What I doing
wrong? In the IQ packet I fill the TO field with
msn-linker.myjabberhost. Is this wrong?
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On Thu, Jan 30, 2003 at 10:00:15PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 30 Jan 2003, Andrew Sayers wrote:
The code that comes with GAIM is quite GAIM-specific and poorly
documented.
Well then there are other libs (see EveryBuddy and CenterICQ, both seem to
use the same lib). If you
Title: Message
hi
are
somebody working on it ???
i
want to rewrite some parts, to make it working with xdb_sql
thanks
Daniel
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Subject: Re: [JDEV] msn transport
Hello,
What exactly are the problems people are having with msn-t? I'm
already planning to fix some little buglets which are annoying me, so it
only makes sense to see what else I can do at the same time
,
anand
(p.s. this is to verbose, but i can't find shorter/fewer words. sorry!)
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From: David Sutton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 12:15 PM
Subject: Re: [JDEV] msn transport
Hello,
What exactly are the problems people
There have been many complaints filed against msn-t, unfortunately the
developer seems to be gone now. Any takers? =)
--temas
On Thu, 2002-04-18 at 02:56, anand joglekar wrote:
hi,
i am getting inconsistant response from msn transport.
when i
1. create a new local id
2.
Hi,
I've set up my jabber and it can do jabber to
jabber IM, but when I use MSN, I get a 404 not found. What am I doing
wrong?
thanks.
Mike
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From: Michael S. Coulman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 4:55 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [JDEV] msn transport registration
I am trying to register my client to msn-transport
1.1
SENT: iq id=19 type=get
to=msn.localdomainquery
Hi Satish Reddy,
Where r u from ??
Tx n Rgds
r-a-v-i
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From:
Satish Reddy
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2002 10:59
AM
Subject: [JDEV] msn transport
Hello
Every
one
i've msn
tranport
Hello
Every
one
i've msn
tranport installed on my serser
i've problems
with msn transport.
some times
it cant send messges to the buddy specified it simply dumps back the same
message to person who had sent it !
while
receiving messages it works fine :)
not able
to figure out the problem !
hello all,
I need your help to configure my msn tranport.I got the following error.If
anyone knows how to solve this problum tell me.
mydomain ip = 192.168.200.45 its called messenger.Normally jabber server
working properly.
[jabber@messenger jabber-1.4.1]$ ./jabberd/jabberd -h 192.168.200.45
Hi,
this has nothing to do with your ip viraj the compilation of your msn
transport seems to have failed or you have not entered the so file's
location correctly in the jabber.xml.
Viraj Samaranayake wrote:
hello all,
I need your help to configure my msn tranport.I got the following
Hello,
I am also interested in the MSN transport code fix for xdb_sql. Would it be
possible to send the code to me?
Thanks,
Eddie
We are running a version of the MSN transport here that works with xdb_sql.
If you'd like to run it I can email a tarball to you, but it won't be easy to
set
Title: Mensaje
also
interested...
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05:53 p.m.Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Asunto: [JDEV] MSN
Transport - xdb_sql source code?
Hello,
I am also interested in the MSN
I am trying to register my client to msn-transport 1.1
SENT: iq id=19 type=get to=msn.localdomainquery xmlns=jabber:iq:register
//iq
RECD: iq id='19' type='result' to='jabber_user@localdomain/resource'
from='msn.localdomain'query
Hello,
I am also interested in the MSN transport code fix for xdb_sql. Would it
be possible to send the code to me?
Thanks,
Eddie
We are running a version of the MSN transport here that works with
xdb_sql. If you'd like to run it I can email a tarball to you, but it
won't be easy to set up.
I have complied the MSN transport successfully and added the appropriate
info in the jabber.xml file. When I start JIM I do see the MSN Transport
section, and when I attempt to see a add a gateway all seems to go well,
except that the gateway never appears.
Any ideas?
Never mind. I got it. Needed to have the @hotmail.com on the end of it.
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From: Vernon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Jabber Dev [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2002 20:33:53 -0500
Subject: [JDEV] MSN Transport
I have complied the MSN transport successfully and added
I don't know whether the behavior I am experiencing is with the MSN
transport, MSN Messenger or my own code but here goes.
I am using the 1.1 version of MSN transport. I have written yet
another transport of my own that is using the msn transport. My
transport is able to log in as a MSN
There are a simple way to erase all my contact from MSN. I mean, if i don't
want to see all my MSN buddies any more, how i eliminate them??
Thanks!
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You can always unplug from the MSN network by removing the MSN transport
from your roster.
Personally I deleted all the gateways from my roster a few weeks ago and
I've been much happier since then. ;)
Peter
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Peter Saint-Andre
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Could somebody show me the 'light' side on this query.
Allow me to explain the situation!
I've installed Jabber 1.4.1, running conference 0.4.1 and MSN Transport 1.1
We've managed hack the crap out of mod_auth_ldap.c and finally have ldap
authenticating nicely against our OpenLDAP servers
Riyaad Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Could somebody show me the 'light' side on this query.
I've setup a MSN id and downloaded the MSN chat client on my local
desktop. Note I also have WinJab and JIM running on my machine. Here's
the problem ... When I go online with my MSN userid,
It is intended for x to be in with messages, presence, any thing
really. This would definately be a bug in msn-t.
--temas
On Wed, 2001-09-19 at 01:25, Julian Fitzell wrote:
So looking in message.c it's quite clear that the code is written assuming that x
and body do not appear together in
So my girlfriend is using JabberIM whereas I am using WinJab... for some reason, she
is unable to send messages to people through the MSN transport. She can receive them
and send and receive presence.
So I started looking at the log files for the transport and noticed that her messages
Hi all,
Can anyone please tell me what the required commands are to add an MSN
gateway in a client?
I am writing the client in Java with a simple XML parser on the lines of the
JabberApplet
Cheers,
Justin
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On Thu, Aug 09, 2001 at 02:07:38PM +0100, Jonathan McDowell wrote:
Is anyone using the MSN transport from CVS? I've been running the -1.1
release but users have been reporting problems (and not in a helpful
This is what's wrong manner, just in a It doesn't work manner), so
I tried the CVS
I'm using korean, (same 2byte as Japanese, Chinese).
When I send to MSN messenger user,
if I use only English, there is no problem.
But when I send message in korean, it comes out broken, so i can't
read it.
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